Crossover tube washers
05-24-2010, 10:25 AM
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Crossover tube washers I trashed one of the washers on the crossover tube. I thought they were copper washers but mine had a rubber inner ring and metal outer ring like the washers on the ac commpressor. what should i use to replace them?
05-24-2010, 10:49 AM
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Or you can do what I do and go to Autozone and look at the oil drian plug rack. You'll find washers (metal outside, rubber inside) that look very similar to what you need. Take one of the old washers in to match up the closest size and you're good to go. Just remember you need 2 per side, 4 total.
05-24-2010, 11:19 AM
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I used what you said they looked like. A/C washers, a bunch of local guys use them without issue.if these go I'm making my own tube out of brass fitting screwed straight into the heads themselves. Another member used to make them out of an fittings and lines, but I can't remember who it was anymore.
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You can get replacements from GM, don't know the part number off hand.
Or you can do what I do and go to Autozone and look at the oil drian plug rack. You'll find washers (metal outside, rubber inside) that look very similar to what you need. Take one of the old washers in to match up the closest size and you're good to go. Just remember you need 2 per side, 4 total.
Or you can do what I do and go to Autozone and look at the oil drian plug rack. You'll find washers (metal outside, rubber inside) that look very similar to what you need. Take one of the old washers in to match up the closest size and you're good to go. Just remember you need 2 per side, 4 total.
